St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-28

who did Peter sleep with that
| night?"
with my father"
did you not know that your father
was at Omaha at that time?"
''IIe was not at Omaha"
Had not he started for Californian
"NO."
.What were You working at about
this time?''
Il was not doing anything"
You were not very busy at this
time?''
No"
where were you on the morning of
| the 2Sth?''
Il was at my sisters all the fore
| noon"
who came there on the afternoon of
| that day?''
"Henry and another man came to the
house."
What direction did they come
from?"
Il don't know"
"What did Henry say?"
HE introduced me to the man."
"What did he call the MANI"
"Mr. Murphy"
| ''What did you do then?'
Il went with Henry up to his house."
did Murphy go with you?'
No"
"Where did he gO?"
''AcrOss the tracks and up street."
did you see Murphy again?'
| Yes"
where and when did you see him?"
"At Henry's saloon, in August
What were they dOing?"
"They were in the saloon counting
some silver"
Did he not impress you as suspl-
| ciOus character?'
No"
what did Murphy do with his lilies?"
''He left them on the porch, and
picked them up and carried them up to
Henry's."
who was at the house?"
'Henry's wife, Chloe Belts and Mrs.
| Lennon"
.'Were Mrs. Lennop's children there?"
They We're"
Ibid you not state yesterday that this
man accompanied you and Henry up
! Fort avenue?" ,---..
The report of the stenographer was
read, showing that he had stated that he
did accompany them.
rs there a parlOr down in Henry's
| hOuse?"
mo, only the saloon and barber
| shop"
Ibid you not say yesterday that after
going up stairs, you left the lilies down
| in the parlOr?'
mo, the parlOr was up stairs"
THE STENOGRAPHER'S REPORT
was then read, showing that he had so
| testified.
Mr.. Erwin here stated that it looked
to him as though the stenOgrapher's re-
port was not correct, for he clearly re-
membered that he stated that he had
laid them down in the parlOr," and not
that he had left them down i'll the
parlOr.''
''How long did you say you had been
| here before you were arrested?"
Il don't know
.Were you not convicted while living
sentenced to serve three years in prison
at Fort MadisOn?'
mo, sir"
"W ere YOU not on the 18th of March,
| 1882, in the county of Mills in the state
| of Iowa. sentenced to serve one year in
the penitentiary, for the crime of lar
ceny?"
No, SIR
''Did you not on the 18th day of No
vember, 1887. in the presence of James
Hankinson, James Howard, Mr.. Helm,
Mr.. Stanley and Mr.. Jameson, state
that you had served two terms in the
| penitentiary at Fort Madison, IO.?'
Il don't remember any such CONVEX
satiOn."
Did you not on the 18th day of No
vember, in the presence of these same
officers, state that you were in town the
| night of TOllefsOn'S murder, and that
you were not up town that night, and
that you were at your fathers house
that night?''
Il never said any such thing"
''Did YOU not at the same time and
place and before the same officers state
that you were with Henry and Peter
that night?'
Il did not"
s'Did you not at the same time and
place state you were not at the Boston
fire that nights
mo, sir"
Ibid you not at the same time state
that you had never been up town with
Henry i'll your life?'
mo, sir"
Ibid not you state at the same place
that you had never been up town with
Henry and Peter in your life?'
mo, sir"
Ibid YOU not at the same time, with
this same revolver shown you, state that
YOU were never arrested at NOrthfield?"
mo. SIR"
Did YOU not at the same time and
place state that you did not remember
that big dog made for you, and that
the women and children yelled at the
dog. and did you not state that you
were never at Mud lake in your life eX-
cept one time with your father??"
mo, SIR
Ibid you not state that you were not
in the city between the Goth and 30th of
July?"
'.NO, SIR
Ibid you ever sleep on the pool table
at Henry's house,?
No, sir?"
Did you not state at the police station
in the presence of these same officers
that you and Pete had slept on the pool
table many timesT
mo, sir"
"Did you not at the same time state
that you came to Minneapolis from
Omaha after the TOllefsOn murdcr?"
mo, sir"
ibid you not state that you made
Henry's place your headquarters
mo, sir"
Ibid You not state that you were not
arrested at Northfield?''
mo, SIR"
"Did you not state that you were
never out with your brothers on Cedar
avenue in your life?'
mo, sir"
'Were you ever in the cellar under
the house at 1880 Cedar avenue?"
mo, l did not know there was any